Difference between revisions of "TubeStudio Installation Instructions"
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=== Admin Site === | === Admin Site === | ||
| − | The Tube admin runs from its own hostname. If you already have a primary tube site domain you can just create a sub domain called ''admin''. The document root of the admin domain should point to /path/to/tube/www/. So if you installed Tube Studio in the directory ''/home/domains/tube | + | The Tube admin runs from its own hostname. If you already have a primary tube site domain you can just create a sub domain called ''admin''. The document root of the admin domain should point to /path/to/tube/www/. So if you installed Tube Studio in the directory ''/home/domains/tube/'' then you would make the document root '/home/domains/tube/www/''. |
=== Tube Sites === | === Tube Sites === | ||
| − | Tube studio can support multiple sites by default. Each one will use the same set of scripts located in ''/path/to/tube/site_scripts''. The easiest way to set up a new domain site is to make the ''site_scripts'' directory the document root for all tube sites. If you host does not support multiple domains using the same document root then you can give each domain its own document root and then create a symlink for all the needed files from the the domains document root to the site_scripts directory. You can Either symlink the entire directory or all the files within the directory. | + | Tube studio can support multiple sites by default. Each one will use the same set of scripts located in ''/path/to/tube/site_scripts/''. The easiest way to set up a new domain site is to make the ''site_scripts'' directory the document root for all tube sites. If you host does not support multiple domains using the same document root then you can give each domain its own document root and then create a symlink for all the needed files from the the domains document root to the site_scripts directory. You can Either symlink the entire directory or all the files within the directory. |
Revision as of 16:40, 27 July 2009
Below are the instructions for self installation of Too Much Media's TubeStudio.
Server Instructions
The quick installation contains a simple list of instructions and expects the installer to be able to follow an on screen prompts and questions as well as configure any needed systems on the server.
Download
Download Tube Studio to the web server that will run your tube sites. Example:
wget "<download url>"
If you get a ''wget'' comand not found message use this instead: fetch "<download url>"
Unzip
Unzip the compressed archive. Example:
tar -xzf tube_1_0_17_1.tar.bz2
Install
Run the install.sh script from within the new directory called 'tube' by default. Example:
cd tube sh install.sh
Web Server
Most web servers require different settings to create new websites. If you are unfamiliar on how to properly configure your web server you should ask your hosting company to assist you with this step.
Admin Site
The Tube admin runs from its own hostname. If you already have a primary tube site domain you can just create a sub domain called admin. The document root of the admin domain should point to /path/to/tube/www/. So if you installed Tube Studio in the directory /home/domains/tube/ then you would make the document root '/home/domains/tube/www/.
Tube Sites
Tube studio can support multiple sites by default. Each one will use the same set of scripts located in /path/to/tube/site_scripts/. The easiest way to set up a new domain site is to make the site_scripts directory the document root for all tube sites. If you host does not support multiple domains using the same document root then you can give each domain its own document root and then create a symlink for all the needed files from the the domains document root to the site_scripts directory. You can Either symlink the entire directory or all the files within the directory.
Web Instructions
... coming soon
